Excessive worry about one’s health, a condition commonly known as hypochondria, has long been perceived as trivial and even comical. However, a recent study conducted in Sweden has shed light on the serious implications that this mental health condition, now referred to as illness anxiety disorder (IAD), can have on an individual’s lifespan. Surprisingly, the
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The advent of artificial intelligence (AI) has brought a new wave of challenges for artists, as AI models now have the ability to replicate their styles without giving credit or compensation. However, a group of artists, alongside researchers from the University of Chicago, have joined forces to defend against such copycat activity. One such artist
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As human-caused climate change continues to pose a threat to our environment, it is crucial that we seek innovative solutions to combat this crisis. Interestingly, nature itself provides us with endless inspiration for technological advancements. The solutions developed by nature over billions of years have been tested and refined countless times, making them an invaluable
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In a significant scientific breakthrough, researchers have discovered a way to identify individuals at the highest risk of suicidal behavior using only biological markers present in their blood. Although not infallible, this method achieved an impressive accuracy rate of around 90 percent in a test involving nearly 200 participants. By analyzing certain markers of energy
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As Christmas approaches, it becomes increasingly challenging to maintain healthy eating habits and weight-related goals. The abundance of social gatherings and tempting calorie-rich food and celebratory drinks can easily lead to overindulgence. This often results in weight gain during the festive season, which then becomes a struggle to shed for the rest of the year.
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